Earily this year, we toured the Minter Field Air Museum in Shafter, CA near Bakersfield and stayed overnight in our RV in their parking lot (Minter is a Harvest Host). The field was a major Army pilot training facility during World War II. The museum’s mission statement states: Statement of Purpose: To educate the public… Continue reading Minter Field Air Museum
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RV Levelers Not Working
Our rig’s levelers stopped working the other day. Fortunately we discovered this when trying to level verses trying to retract. I crawled under our RV and discovered a wire hanging down in front of the rear tires. The inside control panel showed no power. We had driven on some rough roads duting the previous few… Continue reading RV Levelers Not Working
Why Can’t Processes be Designed to Self Sustain?
Sunset at Lake Mead. Just toured Hoover Dam today. Phenomenal government project: completed before deadline, under budget, and self-sustaining. Why can’t our government do that? Why can’t we restore budgeting and agreements that work and restore efficiencies! Comments appreciated!
Wow! Great Small Batch Wine
There are amazing wineries across America. But some are really special. Today we stopped T Sierra Roble Winery and Vineyard. Dave Low owner and vitner met us in their tasting room in a small structure next to their beautiful vines along a vineyard with plenty of southern california sun. The oldest vines were planted 10… Continue reading Wow! Great Small Batch Wine
Great BBQ on Rt. 66
We have a friend whose bucket list includes a ride on Rt. 66 in his sports car. Well, if he ever gets to do do it, his ride needs fo include a stop at Watson’s BBQ in Tucumcari, Arizona for some of the best barbeque I’ve ever had. Tucumcari Ranch Supply is the home of… Continue reading Great BBQ on Rt. 66